The Filipinos learned to cook Spanish food and dishes like menudo, pochero, estofado, embotido, asado, relleno, afritada, and others.

A democratic government headed by the governor-general was established during Spanish period.

Christian names like Juan, Maria, Carlos, and Juana were used during American occupation.

Filipinos learned Spanish dances, like the fandango, rigodon de honor, polka, curacha, habanera, jota, and carinosa.

The first school established exclusively for boys in Manila in 1590.

The first university established in Manila 1611.

The first exclusive school for girls and it was founded in 1594.

He ordered the use of Spanish surnames.

The composer of Lupang Hinirang.

It is a long narrative verse that usually depicts the heroism of the main character who is noble.

Another narrative poem consists of verses, each with eight syllabus.

A popular corrido is the ___________.

A Spanish lyric-dramatic genre that alternates spoken and sung scenes, as well as dance.

The author of Florante and Laura

He painted the Spoliarium.

The writer of Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo

A play depicting the battle of the Christians and the Muslims.

A play depicting the passion of Christ

She created the song "Sampaguita".

The national government was divided into __________ units ruled by the local officials.

The ___________ was a type of government system of the Spaniards where an encomendero oversaw a piece of land with permission from the king of Spain.

The __________ made reports on the officials of a colony and sent these report to the king.

The __________ investigated the outgoing governor-general and the officials during his term.

The ____________, the highest court, imposed punishment on any official, even the governor-general, who was proven guilty.

The __________ , the highest ranking official, had the most extensive power under the Spanish government.

The _________ government was established for easier management and conquest of places in the Philippines.

The barangay during Spanish colonization was headed by a ___________

The city government was called the _________________ headed by the alcalde and the councilors.

The King also created the ____________ whose members were the audiencia and the incoming governor-general.

The ayuntamiento was directly under the control of the provincial government, so it had its own charter.

The vice real patron took away the power of the government, so it had its own charter.

The governor-general position was the highest assignment that could be given to a Filipino.

A gobernadorcillo led the town or pueblo during the Spanish occupation.

The governor-general could forgive those who committed a crime against the government.

A former datu or rajah usually became the cabeza de barangay.

The king of Spain was successful in eliminating abusive leaders from the Philippines since the investigator or visitador he sent were very honest.

The national government was divided into small units to easily manage the country.

The only power the governor-general could have was to enforce laws.

The governor-general was honest during his term of office.

It was the power of the governor-general to suspend the law imposed by the king of Spain if it was not appropriate to the country he was ruling.

He was the representative of the Consejo de Filipinas in the colony

The ________ government was established for easier management and conquest of the places in the Philippines

The ________, the highest-ranking official had the most extensive power under the Spanish

The ________, the highest court, punished any official even the governor who was proven guilty.

The ____ investigated the outgoing governor-general and the officials during his term.

The _____ made reports on the officials of a colony and sent these report to the King.

The ______ was based on encomienda system.

The encomienda was type of government system of the _______

The _____ was divided into smaller units ruled by the local officials

The city government was called the _______

Collecting taxes was the primary duty of the _____

The ________ was the smallest unit of government

Refers to the provinces that were still not totally under Spanish rule.

Refers to the towns that were already conquered by the Spaniards and had acknowledged Spanish rule.

A country conquered and ruled by another country

A place in or part of an ocean, a sea, a river or other bodies of water

Refers to only one company or powerful industry controls the supply of products orservices

The ______ was a large Spanish vessel that contained goods from Manila and traveled to Acapulco, Mexico and back.

The ____ was an institution that lent money with huge interest.

The actual progress in the Philippines was felt when ____ became governor-general in 1778.

The present name of the oldest existing bank in the country.

The first bank was established in the country.

Our ancestors used ____ because currency or money was not used them.

Even before the Spaniards came to the Philippines domestic trade were existed among our _____

The location of Manila was suitable for trade so it became the center of the trade in Asia.

All Filipinos prospered because of the huge profit that they made from participating in the galleon trade.

Filipinos lost their lands because of the loans that the Spaniards granted them with interest

Even though only tobacco was planted in some provinces like Ilocos and Cagayan, there was no lack of food supply in the entire country.

The galleon trade was also known as Manila-Spain Trade

The galleon trade was exclusive to Mexico

One of the positive effects of the tobacco monopoly was that the Philippines was recognized as one of the countries that produced excellent tobacco products

The tobacco monopoly caused poverty and hunger in the Philippines

Real Compania de Filipinas aimed to establish a trade between Spain and the Philippines and to develop the industry and agriculture of the country.

Because of the galleon trade, farming was taken for granted, which caused a lack of good supply

The ayuntamiento was directly under the control of the provincial government, so it had its charter.

The vice real patron took away the power of the governor-general to intervene in church affairs.

The governor-general position was the highest assignment that could be given to a Filipino.

A gobernadorcillo led the town or pueblo during the Spanish occupation

The governor-general could forgive those who committed a crime against the government.

A former datu or rajah usually became the cabeza de barangay.

The King of Spain was successful in eliminating abusive leaders from the Philippines since the investigator or visitador he sent was very honest

The national government was divided into small units to easily manage the country.

The only power of the governor-general could have was to enforce laws.

The governor-general was honest during his term of office